Hand Made
Hoes
Any farmer will at once see the differ­
ence between these hoes and the ordinary
machine made kind. They cost more
but will last a life time.
New Stock of Sunbeam Mazda Lamps
just received, also Reflector Holders.
Stovepipes Fitted to Order.
C. C. Miller
Estacada,
E ST A C A D A
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Oregon.
PROGRESS
Roofing
2 Ply Cascade Roofing
1 ”
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$1.50
$1.25
Silk-lisle for men, women and
children.
Pair
25c
W e have a few bargains in 5 panel doors.
Good cotton socks for men.
2 or 3 pairs
25c
Estacada Lumber & Produce Co.
Women’s hose.
2 pairs
25c
Suspenders - “Armor P late’
25c
Colgate’s Talcum Powder
15c
108 sq. ft. to a roll.
Doors
( W e S e ll Feed,
Of Course )
:p ra- ing to Begin Soon
The Garfield Round Table met
All people wishing to have or- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Published tverv Thursday Muminb at chards or individual fruit trees D- Dunlop, last Monday evening.
ESTACADA. ORfGON
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sprayed, as per arrangement
Mr. and Mrs J. Fischer and son
R. M. Stam lish, E d itor ‘•nd M anager
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with the County Fruit Inspector, of Portland spent last Sumías at
the postoffice in Estacada. Oregon as should notify W. R. Reid of Gar­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. P\ Jorg
second class mail
field, who will be in charge of ot Fstacada.
SU B SCR IPTIO N R A T E S
the work. The machine would 1 Nobis McMillan of the P. R. L.
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One year
50 have
Si* months .
commenced work in Esta- & P. Co.'s Upper Dam crew, ac-
cada last Monday if the weather j companied by Clyde Schock and
Thursday, February 25. 1915
had been settled, but they are Tom Morton of Estacada, is mak-
waiting until the trees are dryer, ing a trip into Olalla Lake to
with a promise of a couple of rewind the gauge clock, which
W h ile Eastern Clackam as mav
days clear weather, after spray- has been recording the rise and
not agree with Senator Dimirk on
i inf?-
j fall of the water for the past six
all m tilers, they are heartily in ric-
Parties having but a few trees, months, at the mouth of the lake.
cord with lii.s firm stand on the pro­
[ need not buy the spray material,
hibition question ami much credit
Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Crndin-
but can arrange with Mr. Reid
is due him and the coun tv delega
sfcv of Springwater. owing to ill
j to attend to the entire job, or he
lion for their strict enfotcement and
health, have moved to Portland
will do the work and the owner
passage of rigid laws, regulating
Eventually they will teside in Cali
j can furnish the material.
the liipior traffic
forma. Mrs. C r u d in s k y 's father
In many cases, owners of old
aud mother will immediately taki
j orchards are cutting them down
About four years ago, Estacada j and utilizing the land for better charge of the Springwater ranch.
inaugurated a “ Clean U p D a y ” purposes and others are cleaning
T h e s cen e ry , populace and live
and recently arranged for free mo­ the trees, preparatory to proper­ stock in the vicinity of Dodge are
tion picture entertainments for their ly spraying.
being rt produced for the benefit ot
Saturday visitors. Canby is now
Inspector Standish spent a few |>osteritv now, as Mr. and Mrs
following the good exam ple and the days last week in the vicinity of FMgar Horner are working then
Canbv Herald is calling upon its Mollala and Canby, inspecting new kodak overtime.
citizens to hold a “ Clean U p D a y " orchards and nurseries.
I lN C O K * )R A T K D l
T h e members of the Spiingwatet
G u n C lu b claim to be breaking all
records at the clav birds these fine
days, on their grounds near the
W allen’ s place. With similar re­
ports coming in from the Faraday,
Gai field and Eagle Crt«k s p o ils ­
men. the coming fall should see
some spirited matches at the Esta
C8da R o d '& G un Club s traps.
there, and last hut not least. O re ­
Scales B eing Installed
gon C ity opened all of its moving
B m e r C. K. I.ueke of the Union
picture theatris free to the visiting
Meat Co. is havnig a six ton set of
public last Saturday.
Fairbanks scales, installed at the
Flstacada Stock Y a rd s
These
F.ven if the New Coun ty Bill was scales, costing $275 00, will be ad-
joining the pens and will ureatly fa­
killed by the indefinite postpone­
cilitate the weighing and shipping.
ment route, the need of a county in
—
this part ot Clackamas is still f-lt.
For Blood
j J. W. Reed ot Kstacada sold all
and a couple of knockdow ns has
T h is is not the title of a 5 cent I implements and stock on his river
t.ot taken the fight out of us yet.
movie film, but describes a ccu r a te -! ranch to ■ Mr. Coxard, who, with
ly the feeling that will exist be­ his two brothers, have recently leased
W o rk is certainly the best p an a­ tween the rival basket ball teams, a couple of the neatbv farms
cea fi>r all evils and when we all
have a common cause to fight for,
we forget onr petty quarrels and
j.-alou-iis
Duiing the Cascade
Coun ty fight, two years ago. all
jealousies were forgotten and all
men worked shoulder to shoulder
and if the present little one round
fight for the New County hill, did
nothing el-e, it resurrected a com­
mon cause and the work did us
good. During the recent Cary con­
flagration. two of Rstacada's bit­
terest enemies forgot their troubles
and, before they realized it, were
speeding as fast as an auto could
carry them to increase the flow of
water into the reservoir. While
more fires are not oeeded, more
work for the common good is.
next F'riday night, the 26th. when
Jas Smith of Eagle Cieek brought
the Springwater Hirst Team, meets into the lystacada Stock Y a i d s last
the Estacada T o w n Team, for the
Monday a dozen of the fimst fin­
return game.
ished-off hogs that have been
T h e battle will take place at the shipped from here this season.
Estacada Pavilion and the prelim­
Fred Jorg of Estacada recently
inary event will lie an equally hotly
contested game between the Spring- purchased the Bill March house on
wafer Second T ea m and the Cur- Currin St. and will move into it
E. M.
rinsville aggregation. T h e Spring- within a couple of weeks.
water Team s have already won the Miller and family of Springfield,
first encounter and captured all Oregon, who own the home where
trenches, but the locals hope to re­ Jorgs are now living, are rtported
claim their laurels on their home to be contemplating moving back
battlefield
E v e ry b o d y is invited to Estacada in June.
to come and root.
Hosiery
Unknown parties have been com­
depredations in vacant
Mrs. N B. E cke r of Indepen­ mitting
dence, Or. is spending a few days houses in Dodge recentlv, and. so
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. far. no motive is apparent except
W. F. C ary of Estacada.
malicious mischief.
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Axe, Sledge or Grub Hoe handles 25c
Park & Closner
Hunt Hide;.
Istacada
K Lctsch Mills
First class lumber of all kinds.
Dimension material a specialty.
Prompt deliveries made
from big stock on hand.
Phone or call at mill,
at
Dodge.
0. C. Klaetsch, Owner.
I Pay Highest Cash on Delivery
Prices For
Hogs -
Sheep
- Cattle
I shall aim to ship a carload of
livestock from the
Estacada Stock
Yards at least every other Monday
noon.
Stock must be delivered at
yards by 11 A. M. on shipping date.
I shall spend certain days in each
month buying stock throughout East­
ern Clackamas County, and if you
have any to sell, phone to R. M. Stan­
dish at Estacada and he will quote
prices and give date of next shipment.
C. E. LIICKE
Livestock Buyer.